Behavior of HIV-AIDS at 13 de Marzo policlinic. 2000-2009.

Authors

  • Natalia Hernández Fonseca POLICLÍNICO DOCENTE UNIVERSITARIO “13 DE MARZO”. BAYAMO
  • Yacnira Martínez Bazán POLICLÍNICO DOCENTE UNIVERSITARIO “13 DE MARZO”. BAYAMO
  • Roselvis Valerino Matarí POLICLÍNICO DOCENTE UNIVERSITARIO “13 DE MARZO”. BAYAMO
  • Joaquín Guerra Pompa POLICLÍNICO DOCENTE UNIVERSITARIO “13 DE MARZO”. BAYAMO
  • Caridad Noguera Garcés POLICLÍNICO DOCENTE UNIVERSITARIO “13 DE MARZO”. BAYAMO

Keywords:

HIV, ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME/epidemiology

Abstract

It was performed a descriptive, prospective and longitudinal research to determine the behavior of HIV-AIDS at 13 de Marzo Policlinic in Bayamo, during the period January 1rst, 2000 to May 31, 2009. The universe as made by 65020 persons who had developed the HIV test and the sample was made by 41 patients infested by the Human inmunodeficiency virus. They presented positivity in the test that was applied to them in order to know the variables like sex, age, occupation, way of tranmission, sexual behavior and complications. In the research the greatest amount of cases were seropositives, in the year 2006 there were diagnosed  the biggest amount of seropositives. Male patients prevailed. The most affected group of age was from 20-35 years followed by the group from 36 years and older. Most of the patients had jobs, the way of transmission was by sexual intercourse and homosexuals were mostly affected. Candidiasis and recurrent skin lesions were the most frequent complications.

Statistical methods were applied and through this information the data was gathered, using total values and percentages. Tables were made and the results were analized and discussed, reaching final conclusions.

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2010-01-06

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Hernández Fonseca N, Martínez Bazán Y, Valerino Matarí R, Guerra Pompa J, Noguera Garcés C. Behavior of HIV-AIDS at 13 de Marzo policlinic. 2000-2009. RM [Internet]. 2010 Jan. 6 [cited 2025 Jun. 5];14(1). Available from: https://revmultimed.sld.cu/index.php/mtm/article/view/1591

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